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Rhythm and Brews Recipe
Beers to you Tour the facilities at Heiner Brau Brewery in downtown Covington. Run by German brewmaster Henryk —Heiner” Orlik, the brewery uses a simple mixture of malted barley, hops, yeast and water to craft its beers. Visitors will not only be guided through the brewery, but they will also learn about the entire process, from the art and science of making beer to its packaging and distribution. A bite in Abita Head over to Abita Springs to visit Abita Brewery, where you can sample their beers in the tasting room and then discover how they are made. From the pure ingredients to the fermenting, filtering and bottling steps, you’ll see Turbodog, Amber or maybe Bock being crafted. After your tour, visit the original brewery, which is now Abita Brew Pub, for a late lunch. The full-service restaurant serves salads, sandwiches and entrees – some of them incorporate the brewery’s beers in their sauces. Taking to the streets Make your way back to Covington for a leisurely afternoon exploring the historic downtown.
Dine to live music at Columbia Street Tap Room and Grill. Try one of the 30 beers on tap and rock out to a local band. After dinner, make an evening of it at the Tap Room or check out nearby Green Room. You can dance to rock, reggae and more. And the prices are reasonable, too. Road trip Or head down to Mandeville for a juke joint experience. Bounce on Ruby’s Roadhouse’s wooden floor while tossing back strong drinks and listening to regional celebs like Tab Benoit, the Iguanas and Rockin’ Dopsie. If you go… Heiner Brau Brewery, 985-893-2994, www.heinerbrau.com Abita Brew Pub, 985-892-5837, www.abita.com Columbia Street Tap Room and Grill, 985-898-0899, www.columbiastreettaproom.com Green Room, 985-892-2225 Ruby’s Roadhouse, 985-626-9748, www.rubysroadhouse.com Hungry for more vacation "recipes?" To see them all, click here.
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